If ours were like that, i'd turn up every year without fail!Cousin Jack wrote: ↑Fri Dec 13, 2024 11:26 am No work so no work do.
I dont miss them, I recall the ones with drunken fistfights and one infamous serious assault after someone was found shagging someone else's wife in an empty office.
Work Christmas do: Had yours? Cut the rug? Swerve it?
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Re: Work Christmas do: Had yours? Cut the rug? Swerve it?
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Hmmm...when did anyone see KFB and this fella in the same room?
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Re: Work Christmas do: Had yours? Cut the rug? Swerve it?
Mostly alternated, drunken debauchery one year, with not only fisticuffs but also massive embarrassmentfor many, followed by a boring year, where everyone was ultra cautious.Taipan wrote: ↑Fri Dec 13, 2024 12:17 pmIf ours were like that, i'd turn up every year without fail!Cousin Jack wrote: ↑Fri Dec 13, 2024 11:26 am No work so no work do.
I dont miss them, I recall the ones with drunken fistfights and one infamous serious assault after someone was found shagging someone else's wife in an empty office.
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Re: Work Christmas do: Had yours? Cut the rug? Swerve it?
That's the other reason I don't drink at work parties
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Re: Work Christmas do: Had yours? Cut the rug? Swerve it?
We've got ours next Thursday after work (work mon-thurs), it's just drinks in the pub this year, christmas jumpers are mandatory apparently !!
We'd normally go for food etc, but I don't think anyone really seems to give a shit this year. I tend to avoid the works do's and leaving do's as I'm just not keen at socialising with people from work. Invariably it just becomes a work slagoff fest, everyone moaning or talking about work stuff.
But I have promised to make a bit of an effort this year.
We'd normally go for food etc, but I don't think anyone really seems to give a shit this year. I tend to avoid the works do's and leaving do's as I'm just not keen at socialising with people from work. Invariably it just becomes a work slagoff fest, everyone moaning or talking about work stuff.
But I have promised to make a bit of an effort this year.
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Work?
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Re: Work Christmas do: Had yours? Cut the rug? Swerve it?
We’re going to a pizza place next door v low key.
Hospital Xmas do’s used to be very messy - I think that’s gone by the wayside.
I’ve work in the morning and another do that night
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I’ve work in the morning and another do that night
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Re: Work Christmas do: Had yours? Cut the rug? Swerve it?
Mine’s tonight in Edgbaston, I’m in Sunderland, so no I’m not going.
In fairness, the company picks up the tab for travel and hotel but reports from last year showed limited drinks vouchers, long queues, poor catering and once the vouchers ran out, expensive drinks which saw people either head home early or decamp to a cheaper venue nearby which kind of defeats the purpose of getting everyone together.
If I worked for a smaller company or had an office local to me, then perhaps I’d bother but in reality, I don’t mind missing the various parties throughout the year, fine I work with these people but I wouldn’t choose to socialise with most of them.
In fairness, the company picks up the tab for travel and hotel but reports from last year showed limited drinks vouchers, long queues, poor catering and once the vouchers ran out, expensive drinks which saw people either head home early or decamp to a cheaper venue nearby which kind of defeats the purpose of getting everyone together.
If I worked for a smaller company or had an office local to me, then perhaps I’d bother but in reality, I don’t mind missing the various parties throughout the year, fine I work with these people but I wouldn’t choose to socialise with most of them.
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Re: Work Christmas do: Had yours? Cut the rug? Swerve it?
We have an open bar at ours.
I never have pay for my pint of lemonade
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